Gateway Geneva

In "Gateway Geneva," Rodolphe Meyer uses Geneva's official colors—yellow, black, and red—to create images that evoke the concept of gateways. These colors are strategically employed to frame and highlight architectural elements, symbolizing entrances and transitions within the cityscape. Yellow illuminates pathways and openings, black provides the solid, grounding structure of these gateways, and red signals points of connection and dynamic energy. The interplay of these colors transforms the painting environment into a series of symbolic thresholds, inviting viewers to explore the deeper layers of Geneva's identity.